Abialam O Chukwu
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Offertory Hymns, Hymns
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Abialam O Chukwu by Umeh George-Franklin — Lyrics
About Abialam O Chukwu
"Abialam O Chukwu" is an inviting Igbo song of approach and thanksgiving, well-suited for the Entrance or Offertory procession. The title translates to "I have come, O God," setting a tone of readiness and gratitude as the congregation gathers. The chorus is a direct, heartfelt declaration: we have come to God's dwelling to offer our praise and to receive His blessing.
Umeh George-Franklin’s composition gives the soprano line a flowing, rhythmic melody while the lower voices provide a steady, humming accompaniment during the verses. The text invites the faithful to bow down and kneel before the Lord, reminding the choir and congregation that those who approach with a humble spirit and a pure heart will receive His grace. It is an excellent piece for lifting the energy of the church as Mass begins, encouraging everyone to bring their whole selves before the altar.